readminister
Dose a second
Readminister means to administer again, whether medication, a test, an oath, or any other thing that can be administered.
A doctor might readminister a drug if the first dose was ineffective or vomited up; a teacher might readminister an exam if the original results were compromised.
The nurse had to readminister the vaccine after discovering the first batch had been improperly stored.
Measured medicine amount
- redoseGive medication again
- injectionSyringe-delivered dose
- vaccineDisease prevention injection
- prescriptionMedical dispensing authorization
intravenous · therapy · medication · treatment · syringe · immunization · antibiotic · booster
Adopted principle of action
- legislationOfficial enactment of statutes
- regulationOfficial rules governing conduct
- authorityPower to enforce obedience
- jurisdictionLegal authority's scope
oversight · management · control · stewardship · supervision · bureaucracy · executive · mandate
Examine again for verification
- reexamineInspect once more
- reassessEvaluate a second time
- reevaluateConsider again more carefully
- surveySystematic data collection
questionnaire · checkup · review · monitoring · follow-up · tracking · verification · screening
Vow or use profanity
- oathFormal binding promise
- inaugurationFormal beginning ceremony
- ceremonyFormal event marking occasions
- reinstateReturn to previous position
reaffirm · investiture · induction · recommissioning · pledge · vow · installation · reinauguration
dosage
Measured medicine amount
prescription · intravenous · therapy · medication · treatment · syringe · immunization · antibiotic · booster · reinjection
policy
Adopted principle of action
- legislationOfficial enactment of statutes
- regulationOfficial rules governing conduct
- authorityPower to enforce obedience
jurisdiction · oversight · management · control · stewardship · supervision · bureaucracy · executive · mandate · reform
retest
Examine again for verification
- reexamineInspect once more
- reassessEvaluate a second time
- reevaluateConsider again more carefully
survey · questionnaire · checkup · review · monitoring · follow-up · tracking · verification · screening · evaluation
swear
Vow or use profanity
- oathFormal binding promise
- inaugurationFormal beginning ceremony
- ceremonyFormal event marking occasions
reinstate · reaffirm · investiture · induction · recommissioning · pledge · vow · installation · reinauguration